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Fear dictatorship within the context of information society development
The author’s aim is to understand whether the reverse evolution of a spin dictatorship towards a fear dictatorship is possible within the context of contemporary information society.
Vlasova Olga Yurievna
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How Authoritarianism Transforms: A Framework for the Study of Digital Dictatorship
While digital technologies have induced profound global transformations, political scientists often lack the analytical tools to grasp their effects on politics.
Oliver Schlumberger +3 more
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Nicaragua: Doubling Down on Dictatorship
:After Nicaragua's fraudulent 2016 elections, President Daniel Ortega and Vice-President and First Lady Rosario Murillo appeared firmly in control, buoyed by economic growth and elite alliances.
Kai M. Thaler, Eric Mosinger
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Missing Poetry: A historiography of Albanian Literature during the Communist Regime
The paper aims at a panoramic view of the partial representation of Albanian poetry in the texts of the history of Albanian literature published during the dictatorship period (1945–1990).
Edlira Macaj
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Lost in transition? The persistence of dictatorship mayors
We look at Chile’s transition to democracy in 1990 to study the persistence of authoritarian politics at the local level. Using new data on the universe of mayors appointed by the Pinochet dictatorship (1973-1990), and leveraging on the arbitrary ...
F. González, Pablo Muñoz, M. Prem
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In Argentina, the 1976 coup d’état was a change of political regime and not just a change of government, from one of democratic origin turned authoritarian to another with fascistic tendencies, since the constant amplification of the State of exception ...
César Manuel Román Yañez
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Public administration under the Chilean civil military dictatorship (1973−1990)
The purpose of this article is to analyze the functioning of the public administration of the Chilean dictatorial State between 1973 and 1990. Specifically, based on a methodology based on a series of testimonies of civilian and military officials of the
Jorge Olguín Olate
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Growth-friendly dictatorships [PDF]
This research argues that in highly unequal societies, a rent-seeking and self-maximizing dictator may be supported by a fraction of the population, despite the absence of special benefits to these societal groups. Importantly, it is the stakes of the dictator in the economy, in the form of capital ownership, that drive the support of individuals.
De Luca, Giacomo +2 more
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